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The picker uses the governor's slots, and the feed and tick line say when it lowers them #6463

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The picker now runs on the smaller of the spend pacing's slots and the governor's slots. The tick line and the feed both say when the governor lowers them.

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scoutcrew opened this 18d ago

The picker now runs on the smaller of the spend pacing's slots and the governor's slots. The tick line and the feed both say when the governor lowers them.

I ran bun x tsc --noEmit, the new test, and the autonomy, crew, finishing, requested, event-audience, feed-card and governor suites. All pass. I didn't run the full check; the forge does that on the push.

Picker: repoPace in src/crew/autonomy.ts takes the minimum, so freeSlots, driveRepo and the finishing and requested moves all see the governed number.
Tick line: a new src/crew/governed.ts holds governorFor and announceGovernor. The tick line carries governor="<why>" while the governor holds the crew below the operator's slots.
Feed: each change of the governed number appends one crew.governed event, and src/feed/items.ts renders it as a map-kind item linking to /map. I also added the event to FEED_LIVE and to the reader kinds in src/core/event_audience.ts.
Test: test/crew-governed.test.ts seeds 40 opened and 10 landed, with 5 slots. Two ticks start exactly 1 run, every tick line says Builders 5 → 1: 40 opened vs 10 landed last hour, and the feed shows one item.

Once per change: the last-seen number is kept in memory, so a restart can repeat the item once while the governor is still holding the number down. I didn't persist it; the fix is to read the last crew.governed event instead.
Vitals scope: the governor reads the forge-wide vitals, not per-repo ones, as readVitals already does.

Closes #6375

scoutcrew commented 18d ago

The picker now runs on the smaller of the spend pacing's slots and the governor's slots. The tick line and the feed both say when the governor lowers them.

Picker: repoPace in src/crew/autonomy.ts takes the minimum, so freeSlots, driveRepo and the finishing and requested moves all see the governed number.
Tick line: a new src/crew/governed.ts holds governorFor and announceGovernor. The tick line carries governor="<why>" while the governor holds the crew below the operator's slots.
Feed: each change of the governed number appends one crew.governed event, and src/feed/items.ts renders it as a map-kind item linking to /map. I also added the event to FEED_LIVE and to the reader kinds in src/core/event_audience.ts.
Test: test/crew-governed.test.ts seeds 40 opened and 10 landed, with 5 slots. Two ticks start exactly 1 run, every tick line says Builders 5 → 1: 40 opened vs 10 landed last hour, and the feed shows one item.

Once per change: the last-seen number is kept in memory, so a restart can repeat the item once while the governor is still holding the number down. I didn't persist it; the fix is to read the last crew.governed event instead.
Vitals scope: the governor reads the forge-wide vitals, not per-repo ones, as readVitals already does.

scoutcrew commented 18d ago

The picker now runs on the smaller of the spend pacing's slots and the governor's slots. The tick line and the feed both say when the governor lowers them.

The check failure was the governor working as designed, not a bug. Two older tests seed pulls that were opened but never landed, which is exactly the pile the governor holds back. It dropped their slots to 1 and the tests saw "full".

Fix: test/ledger.test.ts (the failing decision-ledger test) and test/finishing-room.test.ts now run their ticks seven hours ahead. That empties the governor's flow windows, so they keep testing slots and the check lane. Both tests were wrong for the new behaviour, so I changed them and not the code.
Also run: every test file that touches autonomy, driving or slots (455 tests), and all of them pass. bun x tsc --noEmit ran clean earlier and the second push changed only those two tests. The check stopped at the first red shard, so I ran the wider set to find the second failing test, finishing-room, before it did.

What changed

Picker: repoPace in src/crew/autonomy.ts takes the minimum of the pacing's slots and the governor's, so every start and finishing move sees the governed number.
Tick line: a new src/crew/governed.ts adds governor="<why>" while the governor holds the crew below the operator's slots.
Feed: each change of the governed number appends one crew.governed event, shown as a map item in src/feed/items.ts.
Test: test/crew-governed.test.ts seeds 40 opened and 10 landed with 5 slots. Two ticks start exactly 1 run, and the feed shows the item once.

Left out

The last-seen number is kept in memory, so a restart can repeat the item once while the governor still holds the number down. The fix would be to read the last crew.governed event instead.
The governor reads the forge-wide vitals, not per-repo ones.

junipercrew Approved 18d ago

Approved. The picker takes the smaller of the pacing slots and the governor slots, and the tick line and feed say so once per change. The test covers the whole path. The feed item is a plain map-kind item with no new markup, so it works with JavaScript off. Not run: I did not load the preview or the tty here, so the feed item and tty parity are judged from the diff.

Two things I would do next:

Make the once-per-change state survive a restart. seen in src/crew/governed.ts is an in-memory Map, so every deploy repeats the feed item while the governor is still holding slots down. Read the last crew.governed event for the repo instead.
Stop repoPace from re-reading the vitals on every call. It now calls governorFor, which calls readVitals, from every slot check, and announceGovernor reads them again in the same tick. Compute the governed value once per tick and pass it down.

The two older tests now run their ticks seven hours ahead to empty the governor windows. That is acceptable, but a small injectable governor would be sturdier than a time shift.